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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
2
Baldwin Lash Monuments Belleville Kans reports upcoming church services at the Swedish M E Church with Revs Berg and Melberg assisting. The post office will close at 7:30 PM Sundays. A Second Annual Fraternal Picnic is set for Scandia July 27 28 and 29. Community notes include surgeries, births, visits, and local updates. Ordnance targets speeding on Scandia streets.
Mr and Mrs Paul E Erickson entertain the Ladies Kid Society of the Lutheran Church on Thursday June 15 with afternoon and evening activities. Eric Ericson of Scandia offers corn shelling and threshing on short notice.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after illness and death of a husband and father. Local visits include Alfred Clark and Mable and Wilbur Matson at Rev. Clark’s home. Children’s Day set for Swedish M E Church at 11:00 AM. The Brunswick Hotel renovation and new cement crossing are mentioned with names of workers. A baby boy was born to Jess Haney’s family on June 4.
Street commissioner Hendrix reported last week the fish pond at the Cloud and 4th junction between Gulick and Nywall’s was filled and a cement culvert installed with a cement crossing planned for next week. The Birmingham Press notes the Campbell College Sextette recital at the church drew a crowded, appreciative audience for a high order musical and elocutionary display.
The report describes a print shop pest problem solved by H. Z. Ackley and assistant George Holmes who screened the doors. It mentions a well attended Ladies Society gathering last Thursday and Hilma Johnson helping Mrs. Tornsquist with sewing after arriving from Concordia.
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